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 Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2013 10:33 pm
"R-really?" The dragon's eyes widened in response, her mind starting to wonder if perhaps, this horsewoman had been to the place she had been to herself. She wanted to know for sure, but was still hesitant to tell anymore; If she found out that the one who had headed the ship not only existed, but was a hunter, Zana may attempt to find and kill him. Not something she wanted to see happen. "Y-yeah, it really was a crazy dream. I think a lot of others have been having strange dreams as well." She replied, a little hesitantly.
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Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2013 10:45 pm
Up until now, Nkosazana had no idea that anyone else from the dream had actually existed. Was it a dream at all, or had a lot of consciences somehow found themselves split off somewhere else?
It was an odd question, and one she might need to look to trance or meditation to ponder out. Pokerus had unintentionally given Nkosazana a lot more to think about than just the wide world of Halloween she know found herself a citizen of.
To Pokerus' surprised question, Nkosazana nodded in response. The note of others having strange dreams as well was something else she filed away; had some of the other horsemen experienced things like this, too? Not for a moment did she think that any Hunters could be involved, and all in all, that was likely a good thing for the moment. "I admit, you have given me something to ponder." How deep did this all go?
Fights of Kings and Goddesses aside, of course.
"It is interesting to hear others shared that experience as well. Ship and strange stallions and all..."
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Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2013 11:07 pm
Poke had no idea how herself and others had such crazy dreams, nor did she know who could be behind such a stunt. There were a great many mysteries with answerers that continued to allude her, with the teachers giving no guidance to the subject at all. All in all it was very frustrating, but she planned to find out at least someday what the hell was going on. "It is, though I don't know how or why it is happening. I can only guess some super powerful being just likes to mess around with us." At the very least though, she had enjoyed (or partially enjoyed), the white kingdom and all it's challenges.
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Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2013 11:15 pm
Nkosazana's experiences with the other world were unfortunately not as pleasant as Pokerus' might have been. It was probably easy to see why, though. Nkosazana, in her blood, would have always been of the Silver Kingdom, the kingdom that fell early on, leaving her stranded without a people and lucky to be alive.
Still, those in the strange ship had been nothing but welcoming, and that much she could say she had appreciated.
There was a small, almost bitter laugh when Pokerus remarked that a super powerful being was messing around with them. With all the horsemen's luck in the past few years compared to the prosperous eons before then, Nkosazana had to ponder, albeit briefly, if Pokerus was onto something with that statement. "Possible, though I believe it is good we can learn from and unite in these experiences."
After a pause, she added, "I can't say I could dislike stairs any more than I do after that, though."
... Stairs ...
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Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 1:58 am
Her ears twitched at the hollow laugh. Perhaps her guess was spot on? When she thought about it, it was easy to assume such a thing; considering every faction had a being which generally lead them ( and was annoying enough in their power that she just wanted to punch their lights out). "Yeah. I may like to battle, but I don't like to fight others who only want to defend themselves..." She frowned, trying not to clench her fists. "It's must better to unite and fighter for a better cause." At the mention of stairs, she began to growl very loudly. "JACKING STAIRS. UGGGHHH" Oh yes, she remembered the stairs. Very much.
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Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 11:38 am
She liked to battle? That sounded like the War Horsemen, really, or a lot of the Horsemen these days. Nkosazana preferred to stay back and tend to those who got themselves hurt. She ... wasn't really good at fighting, nor did she really want to...
But her methodology worked best with a group, anyway, so uniting for a better cause--like getting their Isles back--was the way that Nkosazana tended to work. "I agree." She nodded, a small smile on her face. "Things get done that way."
Pokerus' reaction to the stairs was appropriate, even if Nkosazana giggled. "I admit, I ... never want to go up a set of stairs again."
Though she had since.
She still had flashbacks.
"That venture was awful."
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Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 3:25 pm
For Pokerus, fighting was a activity she reveled in. It allowed her to compete with others in terms of raw strength and power, and she couldn't beat the rush of adrenaline she felt in the process as she watched others display their full power. But as much as she enjoyed it, she knew that fighting could be dangerous and destructive. When it came to fighting for a cause, to protect someone, she could not find any enjoyment in fighting against such convictions. The idea of destroying someone who could uphold some admirable characteristics was revolting to the dragon. "I agree." She then said when the topic changed. "I think I aged over a hundred years going up those things. Just why anyone would want to build something like that involving so many stairs is beyond me." Grumbling about the unfairness of that particular trek, she checked her skelephone. "Hmm, it's getting a little late. I better jet before all the shops at halloween town close." She had some halloween shopping to do.
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Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 8:18 pm
Nkosazana laughed.
"I have a feeling that it wasn't just one person building that structure, for as high as they went up. It reminded me of the towers I was used to, but in such a way that it had become nothing but ... an annoyance." At least the towers she was used to, if they had stairs, were relatively straight-forward.
She shook her head out of that, not wishing to make herself frustrated.
Oh! Nkosazana blushed, seemingly embarrassed about blocking someone else from doing what they wished to do. Perhaps she should let the young mare--ghoul--go. "Of course!" She chuckled. "This has been rather enlightening. Thank you for this conversation."
Very formal, Nkosazana bowed her head.
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Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2013 3:04 am
Laughing at the sudden embarrassment from Zana, Poke just waved it off. "No need to be embarrassed, it wasn't like I wasn't taking my sweet a** time about it anyway." She then smiled back at her. "You're very welcome. I have to say I've enjoyed myself immensely, and I extend my thanks as well." A series of crackling sounds emanated from the dragon, her wings forming behind her and spreading to their full length. She then crouched, leaping off the ground and hovering for a moment. "Until we meet again!" With a wave, she was off. Seiana_ZI AHHH THANKYOU FOR THE ROLEPLAY THAT WAS AWESOME ;w; <33
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Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2013 5:11 am
Sweet 'a**' time? Nkosazana attempted to parse that in her head, but quickly decided that maybe it was some kind of colloquialism and saved her pondering for more important subjects.
"Yes! Until we meet again!" Friendly smile on her face, Nkosazana waved as Pokerus flew off. Those were some wings--definitely a dragon. She had seen a few horsemen with wings in a similar webbed structure, made of a leathery material ... not her, though. She was grounded.
She turned up to the dark orange sky and decided that maybe she should start her walk home.
Nkosazana had some things to puzzle over...poke mattix And thank you! >w< Feel free to ping me for more RP in the future <333
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